Faster stocktake
Count counters, safes, trays, and inventory boxes without barcode-by-barcode handling.
Jewelry RFID Solution
Faster stocktakes. Fewer errors. Full visibility.
REAOX gives every jewelry item a digital identity through the price tag, from counter to headquarters, without changing the jewelry itself.
99.5%
Accuracy
30x
Faster
11+
Brands
Why jewelry teams use RFID
Immediate value for high-value retail.
RFID helps jewelry teams reduce slow counting, improve item-level accuracy, speed up warehouse-to-store handover, see customer interaction signals, and keep physical stock easier to trust across the supply chain.
More accurate inventory
Give each item a unique RFID identity so store stock, safe stock, and system stock stay closer together.
Faster warehouse-to-store handover
Verify dense jewelry batches, transfer boxes, and receiving lists quickly when items move from factory or central warehouse to retail stores.
Clearer handover accountability
Record receiving, counter changes, staff handover, transfers, and exception checks at item level.
Try-on interest visibility
Smart trays can show which pieces are picked up, compared, or tried on, helping teams read customer interest beyond the final sale.
Supply-chain traceability
Connect production, warehouse, transfer, store, sale, repair, and after-sales records around the same item identity.
Problems solved
Where jewelry operations need better control.
The strongest jewelry RFID projects start with a specific operating problem: slow stocktake, slow batch receiving, weak handover proof, system-stock mismatch, invisible customer interest, or late exception discovery.
Operating issue 1
Manual stocktake takes too long
High-value items are checked often, but manual counting slows staff down and creates avoidable mistakes.
Operating issue 2
Batch receiving slows operations
Factory shipments, central-warehouse allocation, store receiving, and return batches need fast exception-based verification instead of item-by-item recounting.
Operating issue 3
Handover records are hard to prove
When jewelry moves between safe, counter, store, warehouse, repair, or order handling, paper records are not enough.
Operating issue 4
Physical stock drifts from POS or ERP
A store may believe an item is available while the real piece is misplaced, transferred, sold, or held in another workflow.
Operating issue 5
Customer interest is invisible
A piece may be tried on often but sell slowly. Without interaction data, teams miss signals about price, display, training, or product fit.
Operating issue 6
Loss and exception checks happen late
RFID makes it easier to detect missing, swapped, off-system, or incorrectly staged items before the issue expands.
How REAOX makes it work
Tags, readers, middleware, and software work as one flow.
The jewelry stays untouched. REAOX connects external RFID price tags, purpose-built reading devices, middleware event processing, and retail applications around production, warehouse, store, counter, and after-sales workflows.
RFID price tags identify each piece
The RFID identity stays on the external price tag, so rings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants, and watches do not need to be modified.
Readers match the store workflow
Desktop readers, handheld scanners, smart trays, inventory boxes, and sorting cabinets are selected around issuing, counter search, try-on visibility, group reading, receiving, and fulfillment routines.
Middleware cleans the read events
Duplicate, missed, and misread events are filtered before the data is sent to inventory, transfer, anti-loss, ERP, POS, BI, customer-interest analytics, or custom applications.
Applications turn reads into action
Store and headquarters teams can use RFID data for stocktake, item search, package receiving, handover, replenishment, exception review, traceability, and reconciliation.
Hardware
Minimal hardware. Clear purpose.
RFID Jewelry Tags
External price-tag identity
Smart Display Tray
Try-on and counter interaction visibility
Desktop Reader
Tag issuance and inbound work
Handheld Scanner
Flexible store search and stocktake
Inventory Box
Dense package and batch verification
Sorting Cabinet
Fulfillment and secure item handling
The jewelry stays untouched. The intelligence lives on the external price tag.
Product Path
From jewelry tag to store workflow
Jewelry RFID is not one device. The system is a small set of purpose-built hardware and software steps, selected around item identity, counter routines, package receiving, try-on visibility, fulfillment, and ERP or POS integration.
1
Item identity
Jewelry RFID Tags
External RFID price-tag formats for rings, bracelets, necklaces, pendants, watches, and counter inventory.
Use the smart jewelry RFID tag family, including bi-fold, fold, and tri-fold formats, as preferred jewelry tag references.
2
Counter issuance
Jewelry Sales Reader
Preferred counter-side desktop reader for jewelry tag issuing, verification, inbound checks, and controlled sales workflows.
Use Jewelry Sales Reader as the first reference for counter issuing and smart field-control workflows.
3
Mobile stocktake
Swing-U901 Handheld
Preferred mobile RFID terminal for store audits, item search, transfer verification, and exception checks.
Use Swing-U901 Handheld when staff need flexible movement across counters, safes, offices, or stock areas.
4
Batch verification
WTUB-9004 Inventory Box
Dense batch verification for trays, sealed packages, store transfers, allocation checks, and receiving verification.
Use WTUB-9004 Bulk Inventory Box for bulk jewelry inventory-box workflows, including documented high-density group-read scenarios.
5
Fulfillment staging
SC-200 Sorting Cabinet
Controlled compartments for e-commerce fulfillment, store transfers, secure staging, and exception handling.
Use SC-200 Sorting Cabinet for multi-order, multi-store, and high-value staging workflows.
Why It Works
Jewelry is a hard RF environment. The tag matters.
Printed Surface / Logo / SKU / Price
Adhesive Layer
Etched Tag-Inlay Antenna + RFID Chip
PET Substrate
Liner / Backing
REAOX designs the tag-inlay antenna for jewelry retail, using etched-metal geometry on PET substrate.
The RFID tag replaces the paper price tag. It is not part of the jewelry itself.
Batch Reading
For trays, packages, and inventory boxes.
Supports dense item verification without manual piece-by-piece counting, including high-density jewelry group-read scenarios.
Counter Search
For locating a specific piece.
Helps store teams find items faster while preserving the customer experience.
Metal Proximity
Built for jewelry counters.
Designed around gold, platinum, silver, and dense display conditions.
References
Documented jewelry deployments.
Retail counter workflow
RFID is evaluated inside the actual selling environment.
Jewelry deployments depend on metal proximity, glass counters, dense tray layouts, tag presentation, staff movement, and the way each item is handed over between counter, safe, warehouse, repair, and sale.
HIERSUN I Do
Diamond Retail Chain
Central distribution handover compressed from multi-day cycles to under one day.
99.5%
HQ Accuracy
60%
Tag Cost Reduced
Yu Jewelry
Custom Jewelry
ERP + RFID across supply chain, custom-order workflow, retail operations, and after-sales.
2
Flagship Cities
Full
ERP + RFID
NWGold
Multi-Store Chain
Monthly chain-wide stocktake completes within an hour.
30x
Faster Stocktake
Multi
Store Deployment
Review Materials
What a jewelry buyer can request for technical review.
A jewelry RFID review connects the business result, tag format, counter workflow, package handover, supply-chain traceability, device path, and ERP or POS boundary before a pilot is proposed.
Retail workflow review materials
From jewelry tags to store operating review
Retail project teams can request focused review materials for store rollout evaluation, tag-format selection, device matching, middleware review, and pilot definition.
Jewelry deployment background and public reference scope
Tag format, printing, counter issuing, handheld, inventory box, and sorting-cabinet product path
Stocktake, transfer, packaged batch verification, try-on interest, anti-loss, and ERP / POS integration workflow assumptions
Pilot success criteria for one store, one counter group, or one headquarters reconciliation workflow
Detailed deployment materials are shared through retail, integrator, or partner discussions when the store workflow and review scope are clear.
Questions
What buyers ask first.
Does RFID change the jewelry itself?+
No. The RFID tag replaces the paper price tag and remains external to the jewelry.
Can this connect to ERP or POS?+
Yes. RFID events can connect to existing retail, warehouse, ERP, POS, or custom-order workflows.
Do we need to roll out everywhere at once?+
No. Start with one store workflow, measure the result, then scale.